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i also meet this kind of problem, i‘m developing a web online KTV application, play the background audio, at the same time, record user's voice,there are always some audio snippets lost, but just only do recording task, everything is ok, i try to move recording task into an audioworkletprocessor(another thread), unfortunately, it also does not work :(
import org.apache.commons.lang3.reflect.TypeUtils;
public class Test {
public static void main(String... args) {
Type mapStringString = TypeUtils.parameterize(Map.class, String.class, String.class);
// ...
@STerliakov's comment resolved the issue.
Running mypy with --enable-incomplete-feature=PreciseTupleTypes resolves the issue by telling mypy to infer more precise tuple types.
Progress! Thank you, https://stackoverflow.com/users/6879826/ad-absurdum, for putting me on the right path! After a few tweaks, converting things to/from wchar_t, it's now returning the full names (with the \n characters, but that's a separate problem).
Here's the revised load_charlist code (only code that's changed):
int load_charlist()
{
errno_t err;
wchar_t tempstr[48]; //ML_CHARNAME * 2, to be on the safe side
int i = 0;
size_t j;
err = fopen_s(&inputfile, "Saves//charlist.dat", "r, ccs=UTF-8");
if (!inputfile) {
set_gfx_mode(GFX_TEXT, 0, 0, 0, 0);
allegro_message("Can't open Saves\\charlist.dat. Exiting.");
return 1;
}
charcount = 0;
while (!feof(inputfile) && !ferror(inputfile))
{
if (fgetws(tempstr, _countof(tempstr), inputfile) != NULL)
{
trim_trailing_chars(tempstr, "\r\n");
if (strcmp(tempstr, "none") != 0)
{
++charcount;
wcstombs_s(&j, charlist[i], (size_t)48, tempstr, (size_t)48 - 1);
i++;
}
}
strcpy_s(tempstr, _countof(tempstr), "");
}
err = fclose(inputfile);
}
You may need to add a scope in this form: [Relying Party Identifier]/openid
resource optional The URL of your web API. Note – If using MSAL client library, the resource parameter isn't sent. Instead, the resource URL is sent as a part of the scope parameter: scope = [resource url]//[scope values, for example, openid]If resource isn't passed here or in scope, AD FS uses a default resource urn:microsoft:userinfo. userinfo resource policies such as MFA, issuance, or authorization policies can't be customized.
It might be worth to check out alternatives, such as uploading in the background, as you didnt specify in the limitations that a progress bar must be in the foreground view (https://github.com/Rapsssito/react-native-background-actions). Some code could be taken out of the XHR event itself and placed elsewhere. It also might be worth it to see how parallelism affects your benchmarks.(in this case, running multiple request in a Promise.all() context) (there are some know limits to this too, such as simultaneous connections to a server, or the degree of parallelism available)
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I know this an old post but the above solution does not work anymore in thunderbird 141 (it did work up to thunderbird 102). It seems that ToggleMessageTag(key, addKey) function does not exist any more. Does anybody have an updated solution?
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The issue was a rubocop control comment recently added in test/factories.rb:
FactoryBot.define do # rubocop:disable Metrics/BlockLength
Removing the comment lets the generator match FactoryBot.define correctly again. Wrapping the define statement in rubocop control comments on different lines works as a short term solution until we split our many factories out into different files:
# rubocop:disable Metrics/BlockLength
FactoryBot.define do
# rubocop:enable Metrics/BlockLength
from aiogram import Bot, Dispatcher
from aiogram_ask import Asker
# Create an Asker instance for your bot
asker = Asker()
dp = Dispatcher()
dp.include_router(asker.router) # Add the Asker router
# Use ask to wait for a user response
async def some_handler(message):
await message.asnwer("Send me your name")
response = await asker.ask(message.from_user.id, message.chat.id, timeout=30)
if not response:
await message.answer(f"timeout!")
await message.answer(f"Hello {response.text}")
When using both click and dblclick together, the browser will always fire the click event first, because a double–click is essentially two single clicks in quick succession making the click handler run before the dblclick handler.
For handling them differently (and avoid the single–click action overriding the double–click action), distinguish between a single click and a double click. A common way is to use a small timeout to “wait and see” if a second click happens before running the single–click logic:
const hello = document.getElementById('hello');
let clickTimer = null;
hello.addEventListener('click', function (e) {
// clear any existing timer
clearTimeout(clickTimer);
clickTimer = setTimeout(() =\> {
this.style.background = 'red';
}, 250);
});
hello.addEventListener('dblclick', function (e) {
clearTimeout(clickTimer);
this.style.background = 'yellow';
});
When a dblclick happens, cancel the pending single–click action so only the double–click logic executes.
The error is not fixed. In both Python 2.17.17 and 3.12.3 I am getting the out of index error. Python 3 takes much longer to get it. My spoof program sended like 90 packets in total and the program crashes with the exact same error as the original poster. Spoof program is working great except of the sudden crash of Scapy.
What you can try is browser DB storage. First save the images in browser DB. Then pull these images sequentially from browser DB and send to backend nodejs server.
I am not sure why people didn't like the function because It works for me. I created yet another sample table as shown below and the result using this query was fantastic:
USE testDB
GO
SELECT [ID]
,[FirstName]
,[LastName]
,[BirthDate]
,FORMAT (getdate(), 'yyyy-MM-dd') as Today
,dbo.fn_DateDiffParts([BirthDate]) AS [CurrentAge]
,[Hiredate]
,dbo.fn_DateDiffParts([HireDate]) AS [Experience]
,[Department]
,[Salary]
FROM [testDB].[dbo].[Employees]
I also was stuck at 80%. Changed to Jib 3.3.2 and saw that it could not finde my main class. Which was clear as it tried to compile library project in my multi module projekt. I removed the library from the build and it worked on the module where I wanted it to build a container.
Take away, always key something like this. Make it based on some unique to each item (primary key id from db. Random string plus timestamp.. anything, just key it.
I moved the kotlinc home folder from C:\Program Files\kotlinc\bin
to C:\kotlinc\bin
Next I deleted the kotlinc user environment variable and appended the new kotlinc home folder location to the Path system environment variable. It now works like a charm.
If the desired array section is discontiguous, sequence association isn't going to work easily when there are multiple columns. I don't emit an error or warning for this example from flang-new, since it's a valid usage of sequence association, but please be careful.
Are you able to find an alternative or solution? I am also encountering this problem - for me it's not even 24 hours, it's when I sleep - the phone isn't active for like 2 hours or so, it starts to drop.
When I include this header file in the parser file, I get redefinition errors like this:
parser.tab.h:64:5: error: redefinition of enumerator 'T_LPAREN'
Yes, because the bison-generated header contains its own enum of the token-type symbols. The enumerators of that enum collide with those of your enum. One of the purposes is exactly to make the C compiler notice and noisily reject name collisions such as the ones you introduced. This is Bison working as intended.
I want to use these token definitions in other places without relying on the ones generated by Bison.
I don't see why. The token type symbols are part of the API of the generated parser. Bison puts them in the generated header to facilitate other components (usually just the lexer) interoperating with the generated parser. There should not be any issue with such components including the generated header (though strictly speaking, they are not required to do so), and the token type codes should not be of any interest to any other components.
Is it possible to make Bison utilize external token definitions?
If for some reason you want to manually control the token codes then you can do so in the (bison) declarations of the tokens. For example,
%token T_STAR 342
I don't see much point, however.
Other than that, no, to the best of my knowledge and doc-reading ability, Bison does not provide a means to defer to "external" token definitions. The tokens to be used in a given grammar must be declared, using the appropriate Bison syntax, in the grammar file.
More generally, Bison does not read or interpret C syntax any more than it needs to do to perform its job -- mainly to recognize the boundaries of C snippets embedded within in places where that is allowed by the syntax of Bison's own language. This language is not C, and it is not preprocessed via the C preprocessor.
How to avoid redefinition issues in Bison?
Rely on the token definitions Bison emits. Or if you insist on defining your own, then don't use those definitions together with Bison's, though this way is bound to cause you unnecessary trouble.
Is it possible to separate the lexer and parser like this?
No, not really. A Bison-generated parser must be paired with a lexer that is specific to it. In actual practice, these are designed and built together. The Bison language is already the abstraction layer for the parser side of that. Although in principle, it would have been possible to give Bison the ability to accept external token declarations, that doesn't make much sense, because it is the grammar file that is authoritative for what token definitions are needed.
You could use some (even higher level) code generator to generate your grammar file with the wanted token type codes, but I really don't see what you stand to gain from any of this. Just declare the token types in the Bison grammar file, and use its generated header in any C sources that want to reference them.
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1): Is it possible to
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1): I want
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1): I get redefinition error
I have two recommendations for this issue, also did you try flutter run or did you just try ./gradlew build ?
1st Recommendation:
Run flutter clean
then try to sync the Gradle version in android/gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.properties
to the latest available build.
Right now, I'm using gradle-8.5-all.zip on Flutter 3.29.2
If the 1st recommendation doesn't work, I recommend re-building the android folder, many times when I was building on iOS when I switched back to Android on a specific project that helped too, I've had some problems with versioning. Simply re-building the Android folder could solve the issue:
2nd recommendation:
Delete android/
Run flutter create --platforms=android .
Lastly, if this doesn't help can you please provide flutter doctor ?
Reasons:
Whitelisted phrase (-2): did you try
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): can you please provide
Public Function IfFunc(condition As Boolean, trueValue As Double, falseValue As Double) As Double
If condition Then
IfFunc = trueValue
Else
IfFunc = falseValue
End If
End Function
This questions is far from being clear enough. What instances specifically? Do you have a minimum code example to reproduce the bug? Do you have any logs?
You have to use the base64 string representation of the image. Please refer to the below link to check how you can use FileReader to convert the image to a data URL.
The atomic_thread_fence(memory_order_release) before storing serial |= 1 ensures that all prior writes (like memcpy to the dirty backup) are visible before readers see the dirty bit. Readers of AkonMobile.com check this dirty bit first, so even if strlcpy(pi->value, ...) is reordered before the relaxed store, they will either read the backup area or the correctly updated primary value. The second release fence before the final serial update similarly ensures the primary value is fully visible. Relaxed stores are safe here because the fences establish the necessary ordering for correctness.
Keep using integers, but stop assuming one global “cents.” Store amounts as a signed BIGINT in the currency’s smallest unit (atomic unit) and add a currencies table that records decimals for each currency/token (USD=2, BTC=8, many tokens=6–18). This stays exact, compact, and fast (no floats) and handles rials/crypto.
The result you're seeing is actually correct behavior, but there's a subtle misunderstanding about when Java uses infinity for floating-point overflow.
The key issue is that the addition didn't actually cause an overflow to infinity. Here's what's happening:
Why No Infinity?
Float.MAX_VALUE is approximately 3.4028235E38
1000000000f is 1.0E9
The ratio between these numbers is huge: Float.MAX_VALUE is about 3.4 × 10²⁹ times larger than 1.0E9
When you add a very small number to a very large number in floating-point arithmetic, the result often equals the larger number due to precision limitations. The number 1.0E9 is so small compared to Float.MAX_VALUE that it gets "lost" in the addition.
When Does Infinity Actually Occur?
Infinity occurs when the mathematical result of an operation exceeds what can be represented as a finite floating-point number. Try this example:
float a = Float.MAX_VALUE;
float b = Float.MAX_VALUE;
float sum = a + b; // This WILL be infinity
or
float a = Float.MAX_VALUE;
float b = Float.MAX_VALUE * 0.1f; // Still very large
float sum = a + b; // This will likely be infinity
The Technical Explanation
Float.MAX_VALUE (approximately 3.4028235E38) is already very close to the maximum representable finite value. Adding 1.0E9 to it doesn't push the result beyond the representable range—it just gets rounded back to Float.MAX_VALUE due to the limited precision of 32-bit floating-point representation.
The IEEE 754 standard only produces infinity when the mathematical result genuinely exceeds the representable range, not when precision loss occurs during normal arithmetic operations.
The EQUIVALENCE statement is very powerful not so much for the economy of memory but for very necessary possibilities in making symmetries of simple variables and then, to treat these using a DO. The EQUIVALENCE is very necessary statement.
welcome to the community! As a quick suggestion, whenever troubleshooting issues, try to remove any noise - AI tools included - as this kind of noise only creates unwanted friction.
Also, when troubleshooting GIT (or any tool), it's always helpful to include any configs you might have in place and GIT version. Moreover, as a widely used OSS, it is also useful to tell which version of GIT you got and where did you get that binary from.
Using the GIT manual and without any further information, I suspect you have auto-sign enabled. If this is the case, then your tags will be annotated by default.
The static member 'x' is associated to the structure type, not to a specific instance. I would say that when you instanciate Foo, x would not be defined "inside" the instance.
You can copy and paste a range of cells from Excel into the regular Slack text field, and it will be displayed as a proper HTML table as part of your message.
Ivo's answer works for general enum usage. But in my case I wanted to use json_serializable with enum where some enum values had different string/json key mapping. So I used JsonValue annotation over enum values as below:
enum Status {
active,
inactive,
pending,
@JsonValue('unknown_status') // Optional: custom JSON value for unknown
unknown,
}
and if you need a default enum value in case json string does not match then apply @JsonKey with unknownEnumValue param to the field in your serializable class using the enum, specifying the desired default value for unknownEnumValue.
part 'my_model.g.dart'; // Generated file
@JsonSerializable()
class MyModel {
final String name;
@JsonKey(unknownEnumValue: Status.unknown) // set 'unknown' as default
final Status status;
MyModel({required this.name, required this.status});
factory MyModel.fromJson(Map<String, dynamic> json) => _$MyModelFromJson(json);
Map<String, dynamic> toJson() => _$MyModelToJson(this);
}
Downloading Instagram reel audio separately can be tricky with tools like Instaloader or Python scripts because of how Instagram stores metadata. Many users face issues like “Fetching metadata failed” when trying to access audio-only files.
If you want an easier solution, Honista APK allows you to download Instagram reels, posts, and stories directly in high quality. While it doesn’t separate audio automatically, you can download the full reel and then extract audio using any media converter. Honista APK also provides privacy features, profile viewing anonymously, and customization options, making it a safe and convenient way to manage Instagram content without running into technical errors.
I got an answer from the Godot forum (thanks hexgrid!). It turns out the program is trying to evaluate the comparison before it evaluates undo_queue.size(), so making it a little wordier as such:
var slots = undo_queue.size()
if slots > QUEUE_LIMIT:
...
...
# One-liner Bash function to compare the content of two variables like git diff
The issue you're encountering is that `git diff --no-index` has limitations with process substitution on certain systems (particularly Windows/Git Bash). Here's a clean solution using regular `diff` with colors:
- `gdiffvars` uses `diff --color -u` to show differences between two variables in a unified, color-highlighted format similar to Git.
- The variables' contents are safely passed using process substitution with `printf`, ensuring multi-line data is compared correctly.
- This works in bash and other shells supporting process substitution.
**Why `git diff --no-index` fails with process substitution:**
As mentioned in the existing answer, this is a known limitation on Windows/Git Bash where process substitution creates file descriptors that `git diff` cannot properly access. The error "Could not access '/proc/2219/fd/63'" occurs because Git's implementation doesn't handle these virtual file descriptors the same way regular `diff` does.
**Notes:**
- `git diff` expects files or repository paths. To compare arbitrary data in variables, use `diff` as shown above.
- The `--color` flag provides the familiar Git-like colored output you're looking for.
- The function will work on most Unix-like systems, including Linux and macOS. For native Windows, use WSL or Git Bash for best results.
- Using `printf "%s\n"` instead of `echo` ensures proper handling of variables containing backslashes or other special characters.
This approach gives you the visual familiarity of `git diff` while being more reliable across different systems and shell environments.
First check to make sure your firewall is not blocking your connection if you are testing locally on your machine. It might seem trivial but someone could waste hours trying to fix this.
Hosting refers to the platform(space/resources) to hold your code.
Deploying is Moving your code into that platform, so that its available on the internet.
For example, if you have a HTML file and you are going to host it in a cloud server like google,AWS... Uploading your code(HTML file) into the server is deploying. The cloud server stores your html file and serves it, this is hosting.
I am assuming the project you've worked on has been around for some time, I've seen some badly setup android/iOS configurations for some of the Flutter projects that I've worked on.
Let's try to understand what testDebugUnitTest does first:
testDebugUnitTest is a Gradle task that runs the local unit tests (the ones under android/app/src/test/java/...) for the Debug build variant of your Android app.
These tests are JVM unit tests (not Flutter/Dart tests). They run on your development machine, without an Android device or emulator.
So, `testDebugUnitTest` is how the Gradle handles Flutter. And Flutter generates those files and most commonly if a generated functionality is causing issues, maybe the best course of action is to re-generate that folder. You can re-create your android folder like this:
flutter create --platforms=android .
I already encountered a lot of threads that are related to testDebugUnitTest issues.
Does this issue come from only the aforementioned packages or does it happen from other packages as well?
The output of the select statement can be returned as JSON using the for json auto at the end of the query. The duplicates can be avoided using the proper join hints.
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You're removing site settings from Firefox. As far as space goes 461MB is not a lot if you like your site customization the way it is. You will not be deleting your passwords and clearing your browser's cache occasionally is a good idea, but the places you are used to visiting will go to default settings.
*** Test Cases ***
Run All API Test Cases
${data}= Load Json From File ${CURDIR}/../data/new_username.json encoding=UTF-8
FOR ${item} IN @{data}
${tc}= Get From Dictionary ${item} tc
${name}= Get From Dictionary ${item} name
${job}= Get From Dictionary ${item} job
${payload}= Prepare Payload ${name} ${job}
${response}= Send Create User Request ${payload}
Validate Response ${tc} ${response} ${name} ${job}
END
As you mention in a comment, the four layers in the Y-dimension have a 20%, 40%, 60% and 80% probability of true values. This means that e.g. if you look at a 5x4x5 block, you would expect its four layers to have around 5, 10, 15 and 20 true values. This knowledge of the probability in each layer can be used to speed up the search.
Imagine that you're looking for a pattern in a 5x4x5 block, and the number of true values in its four layers are 8, 8, 20 and 16. This means that the difference between the actual number of true values and the expected number is 3, 2, 5 and 4.
It would be beneficial if you searched for the pattern by looking at the layer with difference 5 first, then 4, then 3 and then 2, because the 1-layer pattern with the highest difference from the expected number of true values is likely to be less common, meaning that you can discard more locations without having to look at different layers before finding a difference.
You could expand this idea by looking at how the true values are distributed per layer. If in the example above, the pattern had 5 true values in the first layer, that would be exactly as expected. However, if in the 5x5 grid these 5 true values formed a line or a diagonal, this may be an unusual pattern in your data, and this would make this layer a candidate to be checked first.
I wouldn't expect the advantage of this method to be huge, but it should be noticeable, and it does use the knowledge of the probability of true values in the different layers.
Have you considered using virtual nodes with zero weighted edges to represent state transitions from your 0600 to your 1300 states at the same station? All nodes could have zero-weighted edges to virtual nodes at the same location, but with later times. I believe this would allow you to continue to use DFS with your existing edge.getWeight() call.
1 - Why do those messages show up?
They happen because your app was built on Debian where ncurses uses symbol versioning, but Fedora’s ncurses doesn’t match that. The loader complains, but the functions are still there so it runs fine.
2-A - Why are some combination of colors different?
That’s down to terminal settings and terminfo differences. Things like $TERM, bold-as-bright behavior, or different default palettes can make colors look off between distros.
2-B - Is there a way to adjust it?
Try rebuilding on Fedora to kill the warnings. For colors, set the same $TERM everywhere, copy the terminfo from the system you like, and avoid tricks like bold-for-bright if you want consistent colors.
Solution
After running the application in different code editors. I realized the issue was VSCode itself.
The Java extension Eclipse JDT Language Server maintains its own Java workspace and can run background incremental buildsor config updates. For Maven projects that use annotation processors, those background actions may clean or recompile target/, removing generated classes.
To make maven handle the entire process, include the following settings in .vscode/settings.json
{
// avoid background incremental builds that mutate target/
"java.autobuild.enabled": false,
// don’t auto-apply build config changes
"java.configuration.updateBuildConfiguration": "interactive",
// prefer using your Maven Wrapper for explicit builds
"maven.executable.preferMavenWrapper": true
}
Then, clean the existing Java Language Server Workspace by running Java: Clean Java Language Server Workspace in command palette.
Finally, restart the VSCode window by running Developer: Reload Window in command palette.
P.S. Wow! two downvotes and not a single answer. I just remembered why no one uses this site anymore...
